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Thanks! I do like that setup. Between the stove and the cot, it's really enjoyable!

Thanks for the kind words! I do like camping with a stove, it is just nice. -Steve

Congrats! You're going to love it. -Steve

Thanks for being here. 🙂

That seems like an extremely long time to receive your order!?! Wow! After hearing that, I am more happy I went with Winnerwell stoves. I love mine. Thank you for watching, glad you're here with me. -Steve

I think it is a bit on the loud side, too. I also know I didn't give it a lot of throttle here and was using the auto throttle feature. When I am running higher RPM it seems better, or maybe just drown out by the engine noise. -Steve

@@SKEvolved 6 months is the hydro pump still screaming.

@@assyholey4224 Yes. I am all the way up to 43 hours on it. Will see how it sounds after the 50 hour service. Which I'll probably do soon before it gets cold outside. I've had enough laying on cold wet ground working on stuff in my life.

@@SKEvolved it could be the camera amplifying the noise. Or something restricting it when they built it. good luck.

@@assyholey4224 I have the same tractor. Definitely sounds louder than normal. Are you running in High gear during this vid?

I appreciate the feedback. I need to re watch this video, Nov 2020 seems like a million years ago now. I absolutely might have. I did check the Pomoly site, and they refer to the guy out points on the bottom, and call the white lines "wind ropes". I look into it. Thanks! -Steve

And sticks in the yard every time the wind blows, etc etc Glad other people see what I see. Thanks, man! -Sreve

Awesome! I do have the leg extensions (now) and I look forward to trying them out. Have fun camping and glad you are here with me. -Steve

Thanks! Jasmine is a great dog This tent does come with a floor liner, I just didn't set it up that day in the yard. In my opinion, if it is cold enough to use a hot tent, you don't really need the floor. There are not really any bugs, and the floor liner can get very dirty in a hurry, because you are wearing boots, melting snow or just softening up the frozen ground inside the tent from the heat of the stove. Appreciate you watching. Cheers! -Steve

Thank You Steve and I think You are right. I just wanted to take a quick moment to wish you a Happy Thanksgiving from me.

Glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you. And that steak was great , what I got to eat of it. Jazz had me share with her, which was fine. 😀 -Steve

That is available as an accessory on the Winterwell website for that stove. It is not a must-have, but certainly is nice and takes a lot of the worry away about melting the tent. Thanks for watching! -Steve

Glad it gave some information that helped. Thanks for watching! -Steve

Agreed, Jeremy is great and makes it look easy. -Steve

Hey, thanks! I love that stove. What I've found is the light, in the tent, from that front window is perfect. No side window needed. Cheers! -Steve

Excellent! Glad you the review. -Steve

I'm way behind on any kind of camping and videos. I need to go again soon! No more winter camping now, temps in the 90s now. Oct/Nov will be my next opportunity for hot tent camping. The bag is also from Winnerwell. They make a bag for their medium and large size stoves. Glad you're here. -Steve

I appreciate your honesty. I think setting it up will come faster with time. My single biggest issue so far is that I have to get down on my hands and knees to reach the zipper to get out. I know I'm not exactly young, but it is a thing for me.

Interesting to hear they changed it. What are some things they made better? I mean, is it worth me getting the new model? -Steve

@@SKEvolved looks like the center pole is larger with rubber ends. Maybe the tents I see online are the same and do not show on camera but the material is very shiny. Nylon straps for the steaks on the bottom instead of hooks. Cam with red metal steaks but they had no hooks on the top, so I was confused how they are going to hold the nylon straps. Not sure what else has changed. Putting it up is easy. Folding it back like it came is the challenge.

Glad you liked it. -Steve

Thank you very much, Tony! -Steve

Thanks for that. I have had several requests to see the floor.. I need to make another video. -Steve

I appreciate the tip. I specifically looked for a lightweight cot with legs. The legs don't come with it, they are an addon. Expensive but exactly what I was looking for. Happy camping! -Steve

Thank you. That's Jasmine and she'll be 10 this year. She has always kept some of her puppy charm. -Steve

Yes, mine has a removable top, that is for people who might have a small stove in the center of the tent. But not if it is supposed to rain. You'll have an open roof. If you mean you untied the center straps at the top of the main tent, those are not supposed to come apart. That is where the center support pole goes to hold up the tent. -Steve

It is a great tent. Yeah, it says 2-4 people. I think it is more 1 person-1 dog size. Thanks for watching!! -Steve

Very happy it cleared. Nobody likes soggy bacon. 😜 -Steve

Thank you. I used the larger stakes on the tent and the smaller ones for the sidewalls guy lines.

So much green. Or just having a steak over a fire AND being able to eat it without gloves on. We're not asking for much. -Steve

Happy you all are checking on me. New content is coming soon. -Steve

Crunching through the leaves and spending time with a hot chick, life is good. Glad you liked it. -Steve

Excellent, thank you very much. 😊

Thank you, sir. That little stove is nice. -Steve

Ha! The smell of scorched coco for a while. 😀

Thank you. Glad you're here.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you as well.

Congrats! Always fun to get out camping. Overall, I do like it. My only issue is the door only zips open from the bottom. So, being older, I have to get down on knees to reach it. That is not the tents fault. If only Pomoly would come out with a youth potion?!? It is light enough to go in a backpack. The bag helps keeps the poles and stakes contained and doesn't really add any weight. Either way, sir. 😀

Don't mind me asking how long did it take for you to get the pomoly tent after you ordered it? Also, I was thinking about getting rid of the steel died out steaks and replacing them with something aluminum or titanium? Just something maybe to lighten it up a little bit. But I definitely know what you mean by the zippers being on the bottom I'm about 250 pounds in 6 and 1 and I'm in okay shape but I can see how that would be a problem. LOL. Hasn't held up for you? Have you used to in snow or heavy rain

@@lessstuffmorefreedom-livin6886 I ordered mine on 11/6/20 and it arrived on 11/16/20. So 10 days total. I have only used it once so far, and it was cool but weather clear. I hope to use it again soon. We have snow in our forecast coming up.

@@SKEvolved okay great. I ordered mine about 4 days ago so I'm hoping to get it by the 15th or 16th of January as I have a hot tent camping Rendezvous coming up in the Adirondacks it up here in New York

@@lessstuffmorefreedom-livin6886 Consider me jealous. I hope you have a great time. Come back and let me know how it goes. 😀

Tent has been great. It is almost always windy here and I have not had an issue. You're going to have great times! Good luck, Robert. -Steve

You are giving me some good ideas. I'll see if I can get the Kim half of this S&K channel to go with me. 😀 -Steve

Yes, the ice fishing hut is very heavy. I have used it truck camping. I think it could be done with a sled. That is a good idea, Gary. -Steve

I have not yet. We skipped fall this year and went straight to snow.

Hiya! I don't have that video yet but I will. I have been asked that a few times now.

@@SKEvolved Also would love to know if hex plus and T1 stove would fit in a backpack. TIA

@@lcorr090k6 Will do. I had listed T1 stove on my Christmas list. Maybe it didn't fit in my stocking? Probably have to take care of that myself. 😀

Awesome!! Glad you're here. 😀

That would worry me a little. Remember, this thing was originally designed to be used for ice fishing, not a hot tent. It is probably not meant to get rained on. I don't know how the material would do. Are you saying I should test it? 😁 -Steve

@@SKEvolved I live in Missouri we don’t always get just snow but it’s a interesting concept for deer camp

@@johnhenry8839 Interesting. As far as shelters go, it certainly is easy to setup. If using with a wood stove, maybe don't use a Scotchgard for rainproofing, since it is so flammable. In Missouri, you have the benefits of actually having trees, maybe tie a tarp over it like a rainfly? That would give you the water protection.

Thanks Willis. -Steve

Glad you liked it. Thank you. -Steve

Thank you very much!

Stove does not leak at all. Stove pipe pieces fit snug and don't leak either. The warping happens anytime you heat any metal to glowing red hot. (Even the titanium ones). I don't get my stove that hot and have not had any issues with warping. In one of my videos, I used a laser thermometer on it, and it was over 400 degrees. Plenty hot to heat a tent. It doesn't have to glow to be hot. Hope that info helps. Personal note, I also considered the gstove. I went with the Winnerwell and am very happy. The gstove also has less cook surface because of that hump at the back. Just my humble 2 cents. -Steve

Let me add, it can leak smoke, if it is not operated correctly. For example, when adding wood, don't just whip open the door. Open it a crack, give it a 2 count, then open the door all the way. Give the fire inside a chance to adjust to the change in air inlet. Any stove can leak if you just straight open the door without waiting a couple seconds. If you don't, smoke can come back out of the stove. Also, if you damper a stove down too much, and the exhaust pipe cools, the stove will loose its draw. That can also make smoke come back out, or leak from the top of the stove. Any stove, not just Winnerwell. You'll get the hang of it with some practice. Hope to see you out camping. 😃 -Steve